We then went to Itaewon for some street shopping where stall after stall line the pavement on one side and retail stores on the other. From clothes, souvenirs, watches, food etc. etc., the shoppers were spoilt for choice.
Food! Food! Food!
Cuttlefish anyone?
A really simple drink stall!
When they say handbags, they really do mean HANDbags!
Korea's own unique masksAfter unloading a fair bit of the contents from our purse, we headed for our much anticipated dinner. Ginseng Chicken! Lovely meal indeed, chicken stuffed with rice in ginseng soup. Yum!
Before we headed back to the hotel to turn in for the night, I manage to take some shots of the famous Seoul Station.
To be continued...
Before we headed back to the hotel to turn in for the night, I manage to take some shots of the famous Seoul Station.To be continued...
certainly looks like you had such a good time here in Korea !
ReplyDeleteI wonder do we have that ginseng chicken rice dish here in KL?
I remember there is no such menu in the Korean rest. in Bangsar that I used to frequent.
Oh, we do have that here in KL in the Korean restaurants, not all though. But I do know the DJGam in Sec 14 has it and so does the one in Amcorp Mall!
ReplyDeleteHey, this is realy colorful blog. So much food around here. ;)
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10Q 4 info !
ReplyDeletegot try silk worm cocoons in `muddy` soup or not?
ReplyDeleteYour picture of Seoul Station taken at nite is very nice. A scene frm 'Stairway to Heaven' was shot here.
ReplyDeleteDeejay - Welcome! Do drop by again and feel free to comment.
ReplyDeletetonixe - You're most welcome.
Jo - WHAT????
K. Princess - Thanks for the compliment.
eh? I thought you'd have known since you've been there more than once. They're everywhere! I asked my tour guide why Koreans eat them, he said they're nice and nutritious...yeeekkk...
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Jo...eeewwww!
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